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LEARNER MAPSMaking learning visible
What is a learner map? Learner Maps is a visual representation of children's
learning.
It draws on ideas from mind mapping, infographics and
Mike Rohde's Sketchnoting handbook to create an
assessment tool that helps us to zoom out to see the
whole child.
Learner maps are messy, creative and a load of fun.
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A good learner map is worth a thousand words
The big ideasMindmapping
Big picture assessment
Infographics
Sketchnoting
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Mindmapping
infographics
“Visualisations that present complex information quickly and clearly”
Te WhārikiHow do I fly?
SkillsWhat can I do?
KnowledgeWhat do I know about my world?
Play interestsWhat are my favourite
games and toys?
DispositionsWhat is my default ways
of being?
Cultural identityWhat is my
whakapapa?
Working theoriesWhat am I wondering
about?
Funds of knowledge
What knowledge do I bring from home?
SchemaWhat patterns do I
repeat in my play?
RelationshipsWho is important to me?
Learning
strategiesHow do I go about learning
new things?
Islands of
interestWhat am I an expert in?
Multiple Intelligence
What kind of smart am I?
Learner identitiesWho am I as a
learner?
AttitudesWhat is my ways of
thinking?
StrengthsWhat am I good at?
LEARNER MAPS
Create a learner mapBrainstorm the key ideas
Sketchnote the learner map
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Te WhārikiHow do I fly?
SkillsWhat can I do?
KnowledgeWhat do I know about my world?
Play interestsWhat are my favourite
games and toys?
DispositionsWhat is my default ways
of being?
Cultural identityWhat is my
whakapapa?
Working theoriesWhat am I wondering
about?
Funds of knowledge
What knowledge do I bring from home?
SchemaWhat patterns do I
repeat in my play?
RelationshipsWho is important to me?
Learning
strategiesHow do I go about learning
new things?
Islands of
interestWhat am I an expert in?
Multiple Intelligence
What kind of smart am I?
Learner identitiesWho am I as a
learner?
AttitudesWhat is my ways of
thinking?
StrengthsWhat am I good at?
Why use learner maps? It helps us to zoom out and take a holistic view on children’s
learning and progress.
It generate creative and in-depth conversations about
children’s learning.
It’s affordable and we don’t need access to technology to
create them.
Learner maps can explain complex ideas quickly and clearly.
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Reflect on the sessionSomething new
Something to rethink
Something to do
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The sketchnote handbook by Mike Rohde
http://www.slideshare.net/DaleneMactier/learner-maps
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